espousal

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The espousal of a notion of public good, drawing people beyond the personal and consumerist .
信奉工藝的理念，引導(dǎo)人們超越個(gè)人的、消費(fèi)者的境界。
His support for emancipation alienated many of the more traditional Anglican Tories, while his espousal of free trade split the party and ended his own political career.
他支持天主教徒解放，這讓許多較為守舊的信奉英國(guó)國(guó)教的保守黨人對(duì)他產(chǎn)生了疏遠(yuǎn)感；
Yes, as the marriage ring of the great espousal hereafter!
是啊，就像來世盛大婚禮上的結(jié)婚指環(huán)！

As Labour's espousal of market economics has shown, stealing the other party's clothes can be a successful strategy.
ECONOMIST: British politics
Mutually incompatible, one might think, like the party's simultaneous espousal of bits of old communist dogma and moderate social democracy.
ECONOMIST: Reds at the ready
Its emphasis on human rights and good governance—not to mention its espousal of gay rights and smoking bans—makes it sound more like a European government than an African one.
ECONOMIST: South Africa

A government's or person's espousal of a particular policy, cause, or belief is their strong support of it.